Aliens vs. Predator – Requiem || PSP ISO
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Console: PSP (Download Emulator)
Publisher: Atlus
Genre: Role-Playing
Region: EU, US
Released: April 14, 2011
File size: 923.43 MB
Aliens Vs. Predator: Requiem picks up right where the first film left off, diving deeper into the bloody crossover between the two iconic franchises. The game’s story faithfully follows the movie’s plot: a Predator scout ship, carrying a deadly hybrid creature, crash-lands in a small Colorado town. From the wreckage, Facehuggers escape and quickly infest two unsuspecting locals, unleashing a new hive of Aliens upon Earth. To contain this catastrophic breach, a lone Predator warrior is dispatched to purge the entire area of all extraterrestrial life—and any human witnesses.
You experience this chaos from the third-person perspective of that elite Predator. Your mission is simple but brutal: eradicate every trace of the Alien outbreak. While your primary foes are the swift and deadly Xenomorphs, you’ll also find yourself under fire from panicked human soldiers who shoot first and ask questions never. To survive, you have a full arsenal of classic Predator gear at your disposal. This includes a cloaking device (which drains energy and is disabled by water), multiple vision modes (thermal, tech, and alien) to track prey, and a devastating array of weaponry like wrist blades, a shoulder cannon, and the iconic throwable disc.
The gameplay is intuitive yet strategic. The shoulder buttons manage your camera and targeting, allowing you to lock onto enemies during the fast-paced combat. You can upgrade your weapons between missions using honor points, which are earned by hunting skillfully and, crucially, by avoiding the killing of humans. Movement feels powerful; you can scale buildings, leap across rooftops, burst through walls, and even shake off Aliens that manage to get too close. The game often requires you to destroy evidence of the invasion before moving on, and its branching mission paths lead you through diverse environments, from sewers to suburban streets, all navigable with a handy in-game map.
Beyond the main story, the game offers skirmish modes that support two-player co-op, letting you and a friend team up to take on the horde together.
